Possible to add music to videos using iTunes?

[turok255]

I wanted to make a 2v2 video from WoW of my and my partner and I went to add music and it can't find ANY music files because I use iTunes and it protects all the msuic and changes the file type I guess... It even changes my songs I import form a CD... So is there a way to work around this or am I screwed?

Maybe make a new user on this computer and not let it use iTunes?

Or is it possible to upload the video and have some one without iTunes put music in it? Kinda throwing out guesses here...

 

[konerboy]

try to use "Sony vegas" or "windows movie maker"

 

[Rad]

He's not looking for the software, hes looking for his music.

If ITunes was any decent type of software you'd be able to drag and drop the songs out of the ITunes player itself.

This is one thing I found with Google, I don't use ITunes.

http://forums.macrumors.com/archive/index.php/t-153468.html

It's for Mac's, but its probably the same storage system on Windows... Good luck

 

[Sintoras]

If you have the time and the equipment then you can try this:

1.) Copy all the songs on to a mac.
2.)Unlock them by loging in to your account.
3.)Format an iPod to work with the mac and copy allt he songs onto that.
4.) Get the trial of Macdrive here and install it on your pc
5.)Copy the iPods content to your pc with macdrive and -tada!- theres no more DRM protection.
6.)As for the file type, there should be a converter somewhere but I', too lazy too google.

Unfortunately you need an iPod and a mac...

Otherwise theres a program called "Protected Music Converter" which records the songs and saves them in .mp3 files.

 

[hi_im_bob]

If I just use a music converter then it automatically unprotects and saves it as an mp3. Just google search mp4 to mp3 something like that theres tons of free stuff.